Finally. Yes, finally, I can write about the time that Nacho and I were locked in a tiny, scorching-hot room with no windows. It all happened months ago in Geneva
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These days, it’s rare that a new Seiko escapes notice. The brand is seriously popular now, and the watches are more globally available than ever. Every so often, though, a
According to Chinese astrology, next year will be the Year of the Rabbit. In Japan, however, they might see that differently. As the first Casio G-Shock came out in 1983
A brushed titanium flying saucer sits lightly on my wrist. Through its sapphire porthole, the Earth as viewed from above the Indian Ocean slowly spins below. Two black rings of
BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Glashütte Original timepieces have a long history of being prized for their fine mechanics, ornate finishing, and classic elegance. Since the 19th century, precision Glashütte Original timepieces have
I didn’t grow up celebrating Halloween each year. Honestly, for this article, I had to look up when Halloween is actually celebrated. But the celebration — originally dedicated to remembering
Sometimes curiosity gets the best of you. This is what happened to me when I was asked whether I’d be interested in checking out the new Polo Ralph Lauren Vintage
My love of Japanese independent watchmaking is no secret, but it took me a while to acquire a Kurono. While I am a staunch advocate of online purchasing, when it
One of the things I’ve most admired about Zenith over the past few years has been their ability to find balance between their heritage focused offerings, and their desire to
Whenever I think of James Bond — any version of him — I don’t think about the watches he wears. Instead, I think about the watch that Ian Fleming was
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN You might remember back in February and March, we showed you two different watches from a brand-new watchmaker called Sherpa. The Sherpa OPS and the Sherpa Ultradive created
It is only about five or six years ago that I was grabbed by the unique style of the Ressence brand. I fancy Ressence’s style and approach so much that
Today, we take a look at two long-existing references from Sinn’s impressive catalog. We have not covered these specific models on Fratello before, and I think we should. Here we
When we speak about the history of watchmaking, we typically mention France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States. The last was made famous by Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham,
You’re sitting outside your favorite cafe, coffee in one hand and your phone in the other. As you’re scrolling through and catching up on the timeline, a finely tuned sports
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